1997
DOI: 10.1021/ac960862b
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Net Analyte Signal Calculation in Multivariate Calibration

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“…For first-order multivariate 906 calibration, this definition has been generalized employing an intuitive analogy between 907 instrumental signal and a so-called net analyte signal (NAS) [86]. The NAS is defined 908 as the portion of the overall signal which can be uniquely ascribed to the analyte [86,87] 909 and is completely general and applicable to all first-order calibration methods, including 910 the popular partial least-squares (PLS) algorithm [87]. Mathematically, the NAS for a 911 given analyte is defined as the projection of the sample signal orthogonal to the space 912 spanned by the interferent agents (Fig.…”
Section: Multi-way Analytical Figures Of Merit 888mentioning
confidence: 99%
“…For first-order multivariate 906 calibration, this definition has been generalized employing an intuitive analogy between 907 instrumental signal and a so-called net analyte signal (NAS) [86]. The NAS is defined 908 as the portion of the overall signal which can be uniquely ascribed to the analyte [86,87] 909 and is completely general and applicable to all first-order calibration methods, including 910 the popular partial least-squares (PLS) algorithm [87]. Mathematically, the NAS for a 911 given analyte is defined as the projection of the sample signal orthogonal to the space 912 spanned by the interferent agents (Fig.…”
Section: Multi-way Analytical Figures Of Merit 888mentioning
confidence: 99%
“…For our purposes, we chose to follow the mathematical procedure developed by Hemmateenejad and Yousefinejad, called SANAS, due to its simplicity and accuracy (68). The net analyte signal (NAS) is defined as the portion of the total signal that is directly related to the concentration of the analyte (69). For some total signal elicited from a mixture, some portion of the signal is due to the component of interest and the rest is due to the background and other components of the mixture.…”
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confidence: 99%
“…Desenvolvido inicialmente para métodos de calibração direta, 28 ele só foi utilizado efetivamente quando expandido para métodos de calibração inversa (PLS e PCR) 29 e melhorado. 30 Quando todos os interferentes podem ser modelados, o NAS pode ser estimado através de amostras do branco.…”
Section: Sinal Analítico Líquido (Nas)unclassified
“…30 Quando todos os interferentes podem ser modelados, o NAS pode ser estimado através de amostras do branco. 29 Porém, neste trabalho isto não é possível, pois não é viável a produção de um queijo sem umidade. Nestes casos, o vetor NAS, , pode ser estimado para cada amostra i através do vetor de regressão de um modelo PLS com A variáveis latentes, b, de acordo com a Equação 2.…”
Section: Sinal Analítico Líquido (Nas)unclassified